Now that we're talking about Vancouver, does anyone know where these sirens might be located and what kind they are? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtG1n8Hw4Ds I'm guessing they are Alertus. I don't know the location of these sirens, but my best guess is that they are in the Cooper/Eaton WAVES sir...

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Now that we're talking about Vancouver, does anyone know where these sirens might be located and what kind they are? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtG1n8Hw4Ds
I'm guessing they are Alertus.

Alertus offers Hörmann-style arrays. Their sirens are based off of SiRcom products and use to come with SiRcom controllers with European tones. These days they make their own controllers. There are a couple systems of the installed recently, such as Torrance, CA, and Galena Park, TX. There are a co...

Alertus offers Hörmann-style arrays. Their sirens are based off of Telegrafia products and use to come with Telegrafia controllers with European tones. These days they make their own controllers. There are a couple systems of the installed recently, such as Torrance, CA, and Galena Park, TX. There a...

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Sun Nov 19, 2023 10:13 pm

Here's a picture of the 500 that was on the Avalon Manor.
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Is that a 500-DHTT with a missing cone or just a regular 500?

Sorry for the bump… if y’all still aren’t yet 100% sure what the sirens in in this video at 34:44 you can see what is clearly a Hörmann if some sort, hope this helps

https://youtu.be/DldTqmpo-yk

Which one is the electronic? Both sound electromechanical to me

Everything in Grimsby is gone

STH-10s may not B my fav siren; but better than a community NOT having a siren @ all I bet that STH-10 is higher pitched? Yes, the ‘H’ in STH-10 refers to the pitch, indicating that it is high pitched, as opposed to the STL-10, where the ‘L’ means low pitched No, they mean higher pitched because th...